1940s Antique Red Leather Wooden Box with Gold Fleur-de-Lis –

This exquisite antique red leather wooden box is a stunning relic of the past, featuring a rich weathered patina that speaks to its history and craftsmanship. With two separate compartments, gold trim, and a regal fleur-de-lis emblem, this piece embodies timeless elegance. Whether used as a sophisticated jewelry box, a keepsake holder, or an ornate decorative piece, its distinguished design adds a touch of vintage charm to any space.

Crafted with gilded detailing and fine leatherwork, this box exudes Old-World luxury, making it perfect for collectors of antique vanity decor, European-style heirlooms, or historical storage boxes. The compact yet functional size makes it ideal for display on a dresser, desk, or library shelf, adding a classic touch of refinement.

The fleur-de-lis, meaning “flower of the lily” in French, has been a symbol of European aristocracy and refinement for centuries, often associated with French monarchy, chivalry, and heraldry. Leather-bound wooden boxes like this were widely used in the late 19th to early 20th century as storage for valuables, writing accessories, and personal treasures. Many were handcrafted with luxurious embellishments, reflecting the owner’s wealth and status. Over time, these antique boxes have become sought-after collectibles, admired for their craftsmanship and historical allure.

Wear Condition

***Please note that this item is preloved/ vintage & and may show signs of age and wear. Any imperfections are part of its charm and history. Please see accompanying pictures for more detail.

Display Props

***Please note that any display props, including but not limited to flowers, books, stands , candles , etc are for decorative purposes only and do not come with the item for sale unless otherwise stated in the product description.

***All products mentioned are intended for decorative purposes only and are not intended to be used as toys. Please keep out of reach of children and handle with care.

Lead

**Although this item may have been crafted before lead regulations, it is sold for aesthetic purposes only and may not be safe for food or beverage consumption meant for  Decorative Use.